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... observed ; as in all countries , where similar privations are enjoined by religion . There are some of the Moslems , no doubt , who observe the strictest abstinence , owing to the sincerity of their devotion : but there are many others ...
... observed ; as in all countries , where similar privations are enjoined by religion . There are some of the Moslems , no doubt , who observe the strictest abstinence , owing to the sincerity of their devotion : but there are many others ...
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... observed to decrease : and in our run from the coast of America westward , we did not find the depth to increase , as is usual in running from land : which peculiarities made us conclude , that there was land at no great distance from ...
... observed to decrease : and in our run from the coast of America westward , we did not find the depth to increase , as is usual in running from land : which peculiarities made us conclude , that there was land at no great distance from ...
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... observations on , 165 . Church , power of , in the middle ages , 136 . Cincinnati , state of Ohio , ( Ame- rica ... observed there , 40 . Its extent , and unhealthiness , 41 . Consumption , See Phthisis . Contagion , observations on ...
... observations on , 165 . Church , power of , in the middle ages , 136 . Cincinnati , state of Ohio , ( Ame- rica ... observed there , 40 . Its extent , and unhealthiness , 41 . Consumption , See Phthisis . Contagion , observations on ...
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Elegy on the Death of Richard Rey | 13 |
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